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Three spine surgeons talk about what current surgeons and practitioners can learn from their experienced predecessors.

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Here are five orthopedic and spine practice expanding or merging.

Bryan Oh, MD, an orthopedic spine surgeon with BASIC Spine in Orange, Calif., discusses six key factors for building positive employee culture at spine practices.

Here are 10 orthopedic practices that recently announced expansions or mergers with other orthopedic groups.

Wyoming Orthopedics and Sports Medicine doubled its size by moving to a new office that includes 18 exam rooms and a rehabilitation gym, according to a report from CBS 5.

Here are 30 orthopedic surgeons on the move. If you would like include additional orthopedic surgeon moves on this list, or announce future moves, please contact Laura at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

This article is written by Daniel Goldberg, CEO of Gold Medical Marketing.

With each passing year the medical landscape is plagued with more and more landmines. Declining reimbursements, bundled payments, the looming implementation of Obamacare and the constant rule changes of insurers are just a few of those landmines you need to sidestep this year. However, one of the most explosive of these landmines is the marketing your practice is engaging in. Over the past year I have seen some physician marketing campaigns and efforts that have made me and, more importantly, potential patients cringe.